Stress Tensor for Large- membrane at subleading orders
arXiv:1912.00476 · doi:10.1007/JHEP07(2020)110
Abstract
In this note, we have extended the result of \citep{radiation} to calculate the membrane stress tensor up to localized on the codimension-one membrane world volume propagating in asymptotically at/AdS/dS space-time. We have shown that the subleading order membrane equation follows from the conservation equation of this stress tensor.
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